Volpi Prosciutto
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Price facts
- Last seen at $17.76 at Amazon on Nov 9.
Our take on the Volpi Prosciutto
Volpi prosciutto is a dry-cured Italian-style pork ham sold sliced and ready to eat. Volpi is a St. Louis salumeria known for charcuterie, and this prosciutto is gluten-free and packaged fresh. It suits antipasto boards, sandwiches and wrapping around melon or asparagus. Compared with imported Parma or San Daniele prosciutto, it is a domestic, more affordable option with a saltier, firmer cure rather than the silky sweetness of top Italian hams.
- Ready to eat, no slicing or prep
- Gluten-free
- Firm texture that holds up on boards
- Domestic alternative to imported prosciutto
- Saltier and less delicate than Parma or San Daniele
- Packaged slices can dry out once opened
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$17.76+ $14.99 shippingChecked Nov 9
Volpi Prosciutto price history
Lowest price we've seen: $17.76 on Nov 9 at Amazon. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.
What reviewers say
Buyers of Volpi prosciutto generally find it a solid, convenient sliced prosciutto for boards and sandwiches. Some say it is saltier and thicker than imported Italian prosciutto.
- SaltinessMixedSome buyers find it saltier than imported prosciutto.
- Slice thicknessCriticisedSlices are thicker than the paper-thin cut many expect.
- ConveniencePraisedReady-sliced and easy to serve straight from the package.
Questions and answers
- Is Volpi prosciutto ready to eat?
- Yes. It is dry-cured and sold sliced, so it can go straight onto a board or sandwich.
- Is it gluten-free?
- Yes. Volpi lists this prosciutto as gluten-free.
- How does it compare with Parma prosciutto?
- It is a domestic cured ham with a saltier, firmer profile. Parma and San Daniele are milder and silkier but usually cost more.
- How should I store it after opening?
- Keep it refrigerated and tightly wrapped. Use it within a few days, as the slices dry out once exposed to air.
- What can I serve it with?
- Melon, figs, mozzarella, crusty bread or asparagus. It also works in panini and pasta.
- Where is the Volpi Prosciutto cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $17.76, as of our latest check.
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